A leading Jewish lawyer has been nominated as the next Parliamentary Standards Commissioner to oversee the behaviour of MPs.
If Daniel Greenberg’s appointment is approved by the House of Commons, he will begin a five-year term of office in January.
Mr Greenberg currently serves as counsel for domestic legislation, was a parliamentary counsel for 20 years and counsel in the Office of Speaker’s Counsel in the Commons for six years. Two years ago he was made a Companion of the Order of the Bath.
In a report to the Commons, the Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle said Mr Greenberg had been chosen after an “exacting process”.